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    TCS vs Infosys

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    ₹15L

    TCS

    Avg Salary

    ₹17L

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    Salary Comparison

    TCS Salaries (₹ LPA)

    RoleRange
    ASE₹3.5-7 LPA
    ITA₹7-12 LPA
    IT Analyst₹12-20 LPA
    Consultant₹20-35 LPA

    Infosys Salaries (₹ LPA)

    RoleRange
    SE₹3.6-6.5 LPA
    SSE₹8-14 LPA
    Technology Lead₹14-24 LPA
    Principal Consultant₹24-40 LPA

    Culture Comparison

    TCS Culture

    Customer focus
    Integrity
    Learning culture
    Global delivery

    Infosys Culture

    Innovation
    Client value
    Excellence
    Fairness

    Pros & Cons

    TCS Pros ✅

    • Job stability
    • Global opportunities
    • Brand reputation
    • Training programs

    Infosys Pros ✅

    • Strong training (Mysore)
    • Innovation focus
    • Good work culture
    • Global projects

    Interview Process

    TCS

    3

    Rounds

    8%

    Acceptance Rate

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    Infosys

    3

    Rounds

    6%

    Acceptance Rate

    View Infosys Guide

    Which Should You Choose?

    Choose TCS if you prefer: Customer focus, Integrity.

    Choose Infosys if you prefer: Innovation, Client value. Better average compensation.

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